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supposedly    音标拼音: [səp'ozədli]

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  • meaning - Difference between supposedly and supposably - English . . .
    "Supposedly" is usually used to mean, "most people think this is true but I think it is questionable or clearly false" Like, "Today I read an article in a supposedly unbiased newspaper " The sentence implies that the article was in fact biased Or: "Supposedly, at 8:00 am the employees are all at their desks working "
  • Allegedly Presumably Supposedly - whats the difference?
    When someone says "presumably," therefore, it usually means they're pretty sure, or at least that they've got a good reason for making the statement When someone say "supposedly," they may be pretty sure, or they may not--you don't have enough information to judge Now, this is a very general rule of thumb
  • If enough people say supposably instead of supposedly
    Supposably and supposedly have different meanings, because their suffixes have different meanings -ably means it is possible -edly means it has been done Supposably is not an alternative pronunciation of supposedly Supposably and supposedly are two different words It can only be said of a single word that it has alternative pronunciations
  • supposed to or suppose to? - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    Supposed to is a very common phrase, as in: you're not supposed to come here It means "you should not come here", "you are not meant to come here"
  • meaning in context - Does supposedly have a negative connotation . . .
    "Does “supposedly” have a negative connotation?" – No, not by itself It is the context that may give the color of negativity to it a qi gong master supposedly directs the flow of qi A disassertive marker: Here, supposedly because one is told so, with there being nothing tangible to show that, to make any categorical statement that it does
  • grammar - Supposedly vs supposed to be - English Language Usage Stack . . .
    A complication with supposedly is that it sometimes is used to mean "as commonly but falsely believed", and the first dictionary com definition that I cite below would have us believe that this is the most common meaning of supposedly That has been neither my experience nor that of other lexicographers
  • What is the difference between ostensibly and probably?
    They mean completely different things Ostensibly means someone or something has set an expectation that a situation or condition will be a certain way; probably expresses the likelihood that it will be that way
  • How to use is Supposed to or was supposed to [closed]
    If by "supposed to be" you mean supposedly, then it is redundant, for "apparently" already covered that ground well enough You would instead simply write: You would instead simply write: Apparently, Mary was an insomniac
  • Why do we say was supposed to for should have?
    I was supposed to do my homework, but I went out clubbing instead On a literal interpretation, supposed to suggests that other people (or indeed, myself) might have supposed (thought, imagined, as
  • What is the difference between supposed to and meant to
    Something that is meant to be a certain way certainly indicates a purpose on the side of an agent that supposedly made it so Something that is supposed to be a certain way indicates a certain expectation from the side of the observer His artwork is meant to be shocking The artist has the intention to shock His artwork is supposed to be





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